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dllover
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I was using perm papers after each use of my flute. But somehow I misplaced the box when I wasn't playing for awhile. In researching just now, there seems to be high praise for Yamaha papers. My question, which are more useful: Yamaha cleaning papers or Yamaha powder papers, cigarette papers or perm papers?
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Zevang
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Any absorbent clean paper will do. Important is that you NEVER pull it out while the key is closed. This can damage the pad.
IMHO a good swab to remove water is sufficient, unless you have a key with acumulated water in it (which, btw would not let you sound that note...). Using paper everytime you play will shorten pad's lifespan.
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dllover
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Thank you. That explains the damaged pad resulting in no sound from "d".
Good thing I thought to ask here.
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